6'9" Brilliant Psychopath Who Hunted College Students (America's Most Evil Serial Killers)

Meet the Co-ed Killer, a hulking 6'9" monster who hunted down women and turned them into his play things! This is one of the most brutal killers to have ever lived, but he has all but been forgotten, until today! Don't miss this insane true crime story about a vicious psychopath who is up for parole in 3 short years!
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[@akariced456]

What stuck me is that this dude was able to possibly get away with all of this. He turned himself in and they thought it was a prank call lol.

[@Pherioxus]

He wouldn't be getting away with that forever though, considering he copulated with most of his victims dismembered heads and left DNA all over the place, the police would've caught up with him

[@tigernotwoods914]

@@Pherioxus yeah but unless he was convicted of another felony and they got his DNA or he ended up being a suspect there wouldn't be a sample to match it to so the scary part is he could in theory have got away with it especially if he eventually stopped. Scary enough he could've got away with his crimes.

[@Pherioxus]

@@tigernotwoods914 Him killing his mother and her friend pretty much the same way would've set some alarm bells off for some detectives, one background check on his history of killing his grandparents and then suddenly his mom and her friend got beheaded the same way those college girls got killed? That should be really suspicious, he could talk his way out of it but not for long either, evidence would continue to pile up against him, they could collect his DNA before or after interrogations during the investigation and it'd be over for him.

[@tigernotwoods914]

@@Pherioxus right. I replied before the video was over lol

[@evanburris2836]

@@Pherioxus the whole grandparents thing wouldn’t show up on a background check because it was a mental hospital and under 18.

[@garyboone3678]

It's crazy what being a terrible parent can do to a child.

[@tengkualiff]

And yet, these type of parents will still find ways to blame everyone else but themselves.

[@js09js09]

Still no excuse to be a killer.

[@_Ferry]

@@js09js09 obviously it's still the kids fault but good parenting could've prevented all of it

[@kaiden247]

Yep not excuses but explanations .

[@eEmm1]

All serial killers are the products of mentally unstable single mothers.

[@marqthewerm3244]

The fact they let this man outta jail after killing his grandparents is beyond me, even if he was “young”

[@_sad_bones_9873]

What's worse is there's pedophiles who have done less time than him

[@mrliam303]

"The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of the darkness. For he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children. And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. And you will know I am the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon you."

[@davidcarter426]

@@mrliam303 Amen

[@Emmanuel44444]

@@_sad_bones_9873 *more time, idk if that what's u meant

[@rafeshelburne]

He spent 6 years in a psychological hospital, he was never in jail for it. As for the reason he was released, it was because he'd been able to convince the psychiatrist he was rehabilitated.

[@NeoAutodroid]

What's really sad is how broken parents create broken children. Had CPS gotten involved sooner and this man given a loving foster family maybe none of this would have happened.

[@MustyMouse]

Yep. I was just thinking about how his parents and the state both failed him. No excuse for his actions, but could have potentially avoided them entirely if given the right treatment.

[@Zeroshiki]

CPS and foster care are very little to no help. CPS doesn't get involved until the children are permanently scarred or dead. And most foster homes are even more abusive than the homes they were taken from. My grandma and her siblings were all in foster care and they'll tell you it was much worse than just being with their abusive parents or being on the streets alone.

[@savagetabby4931]

@@Zeroshiki Yup. And when you turn 17 or 21, they will pack your stuff ang drop you off at the same place they took you from.

[@angrydoggy9170]

Problem with psychopaths is that they can’t be cured. It’s a fundamental flaw in the brain. Although it is sometimes possible to prevent them from acting like one.

[@hoodiek6802]

@@MustyMouse exactly

[@charitysghost1207]

He's one of the cases where people really got shafted when it comes to parents. In an alternate universe, this guy would have been a successful and happy person.

[@kianjacoboreilly930]

Honestly even after killing his grandparents he could’ve recovered. After being released from the mental hospital he was released to his abusive mother, a mistake by the hospital which led to the later murders.

[@midnight687]

@@kianjacoboreilly930 so he says.

[@charitysghost1207]

@@kianjacoboreilly930 Yes, you're right. He really wanted a chance, but never got it.

[@borderlands10]

@@midnight687: Actually that's by far the most likely outcome had he not been released back to his abusive and narcissistic mother.

[@dazitmane8905]

@@kianjacoboreilly930 that's just BS. This guy literally killed the first 2 coeds when he wasn't even living with his mom..Don't believe his lies.

[@paulzuniga4256]

One thing that they didn’t touch on was how Kemper spent months picking up hitchhikers and not killing them, just so he could perfect his body language so as to seem harmless. He’d stare at his watch to create a sense of urgency in the hitchhiker; that they’d need to make a decision quickly or the ride would be gone.

[@hollymc33]

Right! This guy is a terrifying psychopath and manipulator and yet everyone is acting like he was just “traumatized” and even close to normal🙄

[@tequilabumbum4373]

Wow

[@sfx.1355]

First I was like “wow what a terrible troubled child” But at the end I was all “wait he is STILL ALIVE??”

[@ladykoiwolfe]

Yeah. These are the type of people the death penalty is meant for.

[@arandomguy46]

@@ladykoiwolfe They didn't execute him because he was suicidal and at the time diagnosed him with some mental disorder.

[@ladykoiwolfe]

@@arandomguy46 I don't see how that's a reason.

[@thecrownoffusion8420]

@@ladykoiwolfe I agree just get rid of this trash of a man

[@arandomguy46]

@@ladykoiwolfe I don't understand either, but it doesn't matter to me if he gets killed or not.

[@tb5343]

Am I the only one who noticed he waited until his mom was asleep before he killed her. While everyone else he killed was wide awake? Psychological influence parents have on their kids is unparalleled.

[@FearChrist]

Smart comment

[@zaineba7319]

Yes indeed ! He was so scared of his mum that he couldn't confront her directly

[@abhinavchauhan7864]

@@zaineba7319 but he was very tall

[@abhinavchauhan7864]

@ilikebacon so why was he afraid of anybody when he was tall

[@abhinavchauhan7864]

@ilikebacon because you are not tall

[@psych3169]

I'm so happy to know that the infographics show is starting to do serial killer shows again!

[@thecrownoffusion8420]

There's plenty of them unfortunately

[@thecrownoffusion8420]

@@letsgojimbo no I meant what I said

[@thecrownoffusion8420]

@@letsgojimbo it's unfortunate

[@3rdeyes4theye89]

@@letsgojimbo y'all are weird

[@guitarhero38633]

They never really stopped, but there's just only so many serial killers lol

[@plutonka]

Its crazy to think that he couldve gone for way longer if he hadn’t lost his motivation for killing

[@creamking3569]

If he’d killed his mother first he probably wouldn’t have killed all the others. It sounded like he realised that in the video before he turned himself in.

[@jorgemoreno2050]

Uggg loss of motivation claims another goat

[@kirbycommon7570]

@@jorgemoreno2050 .

[@Jamalquentinjr]

His lack of perspicacity was his failure. Big L

[@frankmenesch]

He wasn't so much 'denied' parole, he declined to seek it.

[@ukoysakabo7310]

Yep. What was 'denied' of him was the death penalty he asked for.

[@aslightlysanescientist3874]

@@ukoysakabo7310 good

[@what5340]

@@aslightlysanescientist3874 how tf is that good tho

[@aslightlysanescientist3874]

@@what5340 He'll spend the rest of his life in a dark dank place where he belongs

[@P4PmmaFan]

@@aslightlysanescientist3874 Yea but he's alive while the people he killed are dead. A mundane repetitive life is better than death Ed Kemper is a very interesting case in that he's not completely a monster. He knows what he did was terrible, he's ready and willing to pay for it and doesn't view his kills (besides his mother) as enjoyable

[@thedeleted117]

Kemper is a fascinating case. I only know about him thanks to the show Mindhunter, where he's brilliantly depicted!

[@ronjones3977]

It's crazy how good the casting was for that show all the killers look exactly like their real life counterparts....

[@DrBoofenstein]

Agreed, the actor for Ed was terrific

[@daniburke9452]

Yes he's very interesting

[@daaneersel8957]

That show was goated

[@irishpizza2823]

Honestly don't understand why everyone says that the Mindhunter depiction of Kemper was so great. It seems like a really good depiction only if you never actually watch an extended clip of Kemper talking. Mindhunter way over dramatized him in the show and made him seem like your generic weirdo serial killer who obviously did not belong in normal society when in reality the real Kemper was way more interesting with how well adjusted he was socially and how genuine he seemed with his self awareness. I think Manson was depicted way better in that show.

[@kaustubhsangam6086]

The thing that struck me the most is not about who is responsible or how insufferable of a "monster" Ed is or not the tangible details of this archive like the characters, their personalities, their past etc., but on a totally different note, how dangerously powerful levels our minds have evolved into, and how this serves as a reminder to always be in check of what you're doing, thinking, and allowing to simmer, all the things that have affected you as you wouldn't know how it would manifest and to what scales. The mind has reached a stage where it is able to detach itself subconsciously from an identity and able to latch onto any form that can foster the growth of the energy of its thoughts to manifest (like in this case, all the past traumas and a few other cues fuelling the circumstances leading upto such a horrible tragedy). Take care everyone, be safe and healthy (especially emotionally).!

[@NPClownumber81googolplex]

*hits blunt

[@radicaledwards3449]

@Descenter Grade Armor I was about to say

[@thedejectedape953]

What a crock of bs. Word salad with no flavour (meaning).

[@dutchplanderlinde8883]

This man is CLEARLY a fan of methamphetamine.

[@jessiokim4636]

i got nothing out of that its like you keep repeating it some something

[@OnlyTheChronic]

It's REAL SIMPLE, Don't abuse your kids and if you can't help yourself find someone else who WON'T destroy them to raise them.

[@pinkxterrors]

Even with his grandparents love. (Who did nothing to him besides shower him with affection) he still ended up killing them. Maybe he was already too messed up from his mom. Or maybe he was born crazy. Who knows

[@leannakar8378]

@@pinkxterrors nature vs nurture, he probably doesn’t have a well developed part of his brain (nature) which helps with either empathy and sympathy, so he is could be born “crazy” but his childhood (nurture) definitely pushed him to become such a horrid human being

[@eEmm1]

@@pinkxterrors showered with affection? Lol I read/heard the opposite. That his grandmother was controlling like his mother, which is why he got triggered and lashed out at her.

[@pinkxterrors]

@@eEmm1 " They adored the child showering him with love and gifts" They then proceeded to buy him a gun and he killed every animal in sight then his grandad confiscated it. ( which was the right thing to do) Then in the beginning it says he wasnt angry at his grandma he just wanted to " see what it would be like to shoot grandma" Then he stabbed her so she wouldnt suffer. where does it say that the grandmother was controlling? Are we watching the same video? Edit: This was said at 4:18 and the beginning of the video

[@eEmm1]

@@pinkxterrors problem is this video is full of errors. If you had done a basic research about Ed you would have known these things. These people didn't even bother to read his full wiki page let alone doing a proper research on him.

[@zacharyz.zoomer6320]

Crazy to see this dude on here especially since my dad talked to him a lot as a worker in the prison. My dad said he was a genius it’s no wonder he got away with all the crimes.

[@shubhtripathi164]

Ur dad has met ed...!!!!!

[@zacharyz.zoomer6320]

@@shubhtripathi164 yeah he was his counselor in prison, so he had to talk to him pretty much all the time

[@shinobix4925]

It is insane that such an infamous dude from the distant past is still alive to be interacted with today

[@shubhtripathi164]

@@zacharyz.zoomer6320 jeesh

[@zacharyz.zoomer6320]

@Eight Loco cuz he worked in the prison as a counselor

[@kial3831]

Finally I've been waiting for this since the last narrator

[@julesviant7632]

I’m 6 foot to

[@ryandesormeaux5]

@@julesviant7632 are you a serial killer? 😬

[@averagegamer2825]

I’ve waited we all have been

[@thecrownoffusion8420]

@@miguelfelix874 your favorite?? You're sick man

[@MegaErnieMAN]

@@julesviant7632 he's almost a foot taller than you, at that point

[@natural9743]

Had to make sure his grandma was well and truly dead, because he didn't want her to suffer. It's nice to know a psychopath can have empathy for his loved ones after he has killed them.🙄

[@FenrirBlue]

He isn‘t a psychopath. Per definition, a Psychopath is unable to feel empathy. Or any Emotion at all for that matter.

[@thecrownoffusion8420]

@@FenrirBlue yeah I thought this channel already established that

[@whitepouch0904]

Cognitive empathy

[@whitepouch0904]

@@FenrirBlue that's cognitive empathy. It's not the empathy that normal people process.called emotional empathy. Psychopathy can be trained how to "do empathy" but it's only logical.

[@JustAnotherAccount8]

He definitely wasn't a psychopath, nor was he a sociopath. He had true empathy, it's just his mental health got in the way

[@wildnfree101]

Phoned the cops and told them he had killed his mother and a friend. 'OK, we are busy at the moment, can you call back later'. There is nothing wrong with leaving a murderer to get back to you!

[@matheuspiquet]

Ed Kemper’s actor in Mindhunter is a serious talent.

[@husseinhojeij8283]

Indeed

[@sighgasp3469]

it wasn't that people just "got in his car", his mother worked at UC Santa Cruz, and the school notified students not to get into vehicles that didn't have an official school sticker on it, meaning the car was safe to enter. because his connections to the school, he was able to obtain one of the stickers, which made the girls feel safe to enter his car

[@loboblanco4426]

Fearing her son she kept him locked in the basement? Every other telling of his story has her locking him in the basement for her own enjoyment.

[@cringyhuman3210]

Don’t trust infographic too much their channel has a lot of misinformations

[@Yummicookie1979]

Whenever I watch anything on this channel I always question it. If I'm familiar with a topic infographics is covering I just sit and count the inaccuracies. I have also noticed a striking similarly between the topics being covered and Wikipedias page on the subject. Almost word for word sometimes. That part of the problem right there.

[@ocabebe7638]

High IQ does not necessarily mean High emotional intelligence and reasoning. Why do you think there are several intelligent people who are depressed right now?

[@shylanish4774]

The mom did say she was afraid of him because he was so tall already at like 12 so he could obviously overpower her.

[@loboblanco4426]

@@shylanish4774 I don't buy it. She most likely said that because of the other option - she was responsible for the creation of a serial killer. It is always easier to accuse than it is to admit. Just my couple of pennies.

[@megamovieman101]

I’m shocked that he’s still alive after everything he did. Killed seemingly over a dozen people, murdered tons of animals including the family cat, confessed to it in its entirety, “jokingly” threatened an agent, and even asked for the death penalty... yet he’s still alive

[@ericabluth4244]

good lol he doesn’t deserve to die yet. he needs to live a long life in his cell and think about his actions. i feel like the death penalty is better than living life is prison. in a cell you have to just sit with your thoughts foreverrr

[@talesthesalesman3106]

Tall white man, preferential treatment

[@ErenYeager-iw2yz]

@@ericabluth4244 I mean you are right But I don't understand US punishments, they give death panelty to Ted bundy but not to The night Stalker who was even worse then ted and they even let mason lived

[@lizewilcox9898]

He only killed ten people, including his abusive mother and his grandparents when he was fifteen so idk

[@Subawoo123]

@@lizewilcox9898 oh gee well in that case he sounds like a fine man.

[@miguelfelix874]

He shot her because she tried to take his rifle which his grandpa gave him for his birthday, then shot his grandpa so he wouldn't see what happened to her, and to "finish the job"

[@thecrownoffusion8420]

No excuse to do either

[@dazitmane8905]

But apparently his mom is the reason he became a killer. The guy was naturally broken goods.

[@kianjacoboreilly930]

Actually his Grandma bullied him the same as his mother used to, he killed her because of this and he killed his grandad who he loved dearly to avoid his disappointment.

[@gargshivam024]

nonsense.

[@andrewmartinez8882]

This guy was my next door neighbor in Vacaville state prison he actually works for the police and would do paperwork for the top correctional officers he would always offer me some food and I never took it until one day oddly enough he offered me some bell peppers I told him no thank you and he told me to take them we were on the third tier he was until 334 it’s about 58 feet to the ground I took the bell peppers and tell them thank you. This man was a giant he had a duck to walk into the cell, also you’re not allowed to hang pictures up or draw on your walls but the police let him draw a castle with two dragons in his cell

[@katherinethompson3239]

Why not three dragons? He didn’t want to conquer Westeros? I’ve read that other inmates who met him said he was cool and that they liked him - until they found out what he was in for.

[@oladipupoolowabi9316]

Cap

[@tommurphy3673]

Have you watched the tv show mindhunter? Is kemper portrayed right by the actor?

[@thefacelessoffortune6917]

@@katherinethompson3239 Inmates don't mind killers unless they're child killers.

[@CatBehaviourPhD]

Gosh, Kemper is a really interesting case. It just goes to show how much abuse can affect a child.

[@jessiokim4636]

Not only that the mind of the child I feel like I have a sociopathic mind. it depends on how the child was raised because it can go from sociopathic which is not always bad to psychopathic because when someone is abused violently or mentally that person will grow hatred and treat the people worse than how they were treated or it can be the opposite that person becomes a better person and help those who were abused and treated like them it depends on there personality and trait that he might have gotten from his horrible mother

[@oscarardon6197]

I find it interesting how the man he's become (education/personality wise) is such a huge contrast from his childhood life. He was a man who had morals and a brilliant mind, yet got himself stuck deep into this hole that continually terrorized him. If his mother at the very least treated him like a human, then maybe he would've become such a decent person.

[@kyle4563]

His mother was to blame, and the lack of a father. The mother seemed to be more focused on logical thinking and had high expectations. She didn’t know how to express or empathize with the emotions of herself and others. Her husband had it all, tall rich and handsome, but she wanted a prince and not a human. She abused, she manipulated, she was the worse type of human being. If she even had the lowest form of Empathy, that even sociopaths could possess, maybe her son wouldn’t become a killer. But to me, she was evil. She had high esteem, high expectations, always studied and relied on her logic thinking. My mom is the complete opposite of Ed’s mother. Kind, welcoming, I had emotional support. He had none and his abuse led to bad developments that caused the deaths of innocents.

[@fashionistax9919]

I will never have any respect and mercy for parents that destroys their children mentally and neglects then

[@jessiokim4636]

@@fashionistax9919 same

[@j43k]

Y'all turn on captions and go to 5:06, lol. It's worth your time.

[@tdsil]

What in the world!!??? Guess they left that part of the script in the teleprompter but decided not to read it…

[@hoodiek6802]

@@tdsil must've been

[@omar9987]

What are the odds of being 6'9" having a 145 IQ and also being a serial killer.

[@aodhanodonnell2148]

By god, what a strange, strange man, he confesses his crimes to the police and they don't believe him, then he requests the death penalty and is denied, he is thought to be completely normal by psychiatrists and he makes dolls from his victims heads, I think he was beyond the comprehension of everyone, a sick psychopath obviously but wtf?

[@edmundpopplewell5427]

Ed Kemper was a sociopath.

[@Ecto1777]

He mainly got the death penalty denied most likely because death penalty in united states was abolished because you can search death penaly in us in 1972 declared by the supreme court against the constitution and will be allowed again onl6 a few years later ed kemper trial was on 1973

[@RandomPolishAmerican]

This guy has got Gacy’s 0% fear of cops, and the convincing and welcoming personality of ted bundy, if only this guy didnt have remorse or being ashamed of what he did, he might have gotten away with it

[@arcguardian]

How many kills did it take for him to target his mom? I'm starting to doubt how smart he was after all.

[@BrianSantosF]

I don't think any IQ can overcome the consequences of a trauma. Conscience takes time (as I side note several tests point that I have 140 IQ too but I can't even understand people let alone fool them, so he's ahead of me already)

[@coolstufftodo5256]

@@BrianSantosF I feel like you made this comment to try to fool people that you have a high iq so at least you are making an effort🤨

[@rcyu]

@@coolstufftodo5256 why would you want to brag to random strangers on the internet about your IQ. He just used that to support his thoughts.

[@brrrserkr]

You can definitely be very intelligent without having good insight into yourself. Feelings can be very abstract. While being smart generally means you think logically, feelings aren't always logical.

[@Raxs0G]

@@BrianSantosF no one cares about your iq buddy

[@zeeteajuu]

If he never confessed he wouldn’t have been caught which is crazy if you ask me. What’s more crazier is because of her mother, he wanted to behead the girls he sees.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

he basically hated women due to his childhood experiences

[@michaeljordan6239]

He decapitated the girls because he was a necrophile and wanted to have his way with their skulls

[@lizloukiss]

This is so important to tell this origin part of Ed Kemper’s story. I was raised in the SF Bay Area and my husband was raised in Santa Cruz. We’ve heard plenty of stories about Ed Kemper, his grandparents, and his victims. But this part of the story is rarely told. It’s so important we understand the psychological damage parents can inflict on their children, even from birth. The ripple is cast far and wide.

[@shuhratkessikbayev8886]

The worst thing the justice system could've ever done was return Ed to live with his mom despite Ed pleading to not let him go back with her

[@donm5354]

If Ed had only applied his intelligence differently in school he would have been HEAD of the class.

[@dchalla9965]

BOO!

[@cringyhuman3210]

Lol how would he do that when his mom locked him in the basment

[@souldiving4197]

Did you even watch the video ? Lol

[@cringyhuman3210]

@@souldiving4197 of course he didn’t lol

[@zeroday7878]

head of his field, the guy has genius level IQ

[@savedata1987]

Rest in peace the family cat. He will always be remembered in the veiwers hearts

[@LuxuFoo]

Truly the most tragic aspect of his killings. 😔

[@wompbozer3939]

I really wish they’d done more with the cats character.

[@breanakelly6192]

I lived with my stepmum and dad for most of my life and was abused mentally and psychologically by my stepmum. Its affected me still to this day. She treated my daughter like her own. When my daughter and I moved out, it was one of the best days of my life. Any contact or being around them gives me extreme anxiety and depressed feelings. I don't know why some people have to be so cruel

[@Mythicalegends]

These animations are really good and on a different level 👏👏

[@unperson5713]

Ed Kemper is a great reader of audiobooks/books for the blind.

[@peanutbutterchicken4867]

I literally just did a report for him in my psychology class and I had never heard of him before.

[@kral3046]

College?

[@dglover326]

That reminds me of my highschool presentation of Albert Fish.

[@johnadams466]

My grandpa went to his court hearing when he was in jr high and he said he was so tall and creepy. He said he didn’t say a word the whole time and just looked at everyone.

[@kichi2529]

I missed this kind of stories, do more about this guys 🙏🙏

[@bhgtree]

"I think we're dealing with a very well adjusted young mam.........Who is free of any psychiatric illness....No reason to consider him a danger to himself or others." _Outside in his car trunk is his latest victims head._

[@ElectronicsGuy666]

I can identify with Mr. Kemper’s sentiment about his marriage.

[@TheBossMan1453]

The rare mix of real photos with the animation is great

[@Kswissmata]

My mother was worse let my step father humiliate me and beat me without any reason lol thank the universe i didn't turn out to be a serial killer. Thank you nature, tesla, eistien, Mozart and the angel of light.

[@budgetedbarney4915]

That sounds absolutely horrid. Are you doing alright now?

[@AngelBien]

"angel of light" did you know that in some circles that means the devil?

[@Jspore-ip5rk]

@@AngelBien 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Randibunny]

If he had a better mother he could of done great things

[@ladykoiwolfe]

That is true of a scarily large percentage of serial killers.

[@in_vino_veritas7938]

I'm not sure how custody worked back then but why didn't his father take him when he left??

[@thecrownoffusion8420]

@@in_vino_veritas7938 his father wouldn't be any good since he was a PTSD war vet no offense to him so I'm assuming he thought the boy would be a great fit in his parents house

[@nickleback3695]

Having a high iq doesn’t mean you’ll do great things, and most great scientists inventors Nobel prize etc. are 155 + iq.

[@defyyourlogic487]

Also if he was born 40 years later when mental health was better understood

[@WJSMAIDEN89]

I can't believe he's still alive.

[@princeedema1595]

Thanks!

[@randomtheatrestuff107]

Congrats on 11 Million infographics show 😀🎉🥳🎊

[@chriscripplercruz1833]

Absolutely love these short biographies about serial killers I don't have to watch two hours of Netflix to get the same information lol

[@Dr_Doctor_Lee]

his sense for humor was outstanding

[@raphaelfarisihadiwijoyo6903]

I laughed my head off

[@diegoromero6463]

Love you infographics!

[@froggman66]

Great video, a very interesting killer and one who’s motives are really interesting

[@HighGainsDrifter]

Sad how a person can be driven to such madness from mental abuse. In interviews he's so well spoken it's hard to imagine him being a murderer.

[@MrBrianJoseph]

Not for nothing I agree he’s messed up but if it wasn’t for Ed Kemper the FBI behavioral unit that deals with serial killers among others wouldn’t know half the things they do as fast as they did.

[@someguywithawooperpfp3163]

IQ of 145... the things he could've done

[@ifisawyourreplyiwillanswerback]

Is that a really high IQ?

[@yassineszn17]

@@ifisawyourreplyiwillanswerback yeah you can make discoveries with this level of iq

[@ikawba00]

@@yassineszn17 Anyone is capable of making discoveries. They don't need to have at least near genius IQ.

[@alozin5339]

@@ifisawyourreplyiwillanswerback you'd be in the 99th percentile

[@lizewilcox9898]

@@ifisawyourreplyiwillanswerback It's five points below the IQ of Albert Einstein for reference.

[@chrisxavier3147]

He has among the best interviews given by a serial killer

[@Happy.Stupid.Neighbor]

No intro, no bs, straight to the story

[@tanzimkhan]

I so want Mindhunter to get more seasons. This is such a good series. Currently there are just 2 seasons on Netflix. I hope Netflix reconsider their decision.

[@yomo1690]

I find him the most interesting of serial killers because out of all of them he has done some of the most heinous stuff but still comes across as personable and likeable. Bundy is always brought up as an example of someone who was unassuming, handsome, smart blah blah but in all his interviews he comes across as insincere, conniving and manipulative. I dont get that from Kemper. Thats whats scary. He can act "normal" and engaging.

[@kickinwinghotboi883]

Just by the thumbnail and the title of the video, I knew exactly who this video would be about and clicked faster than usual. I'm fascinated by Ed Kemper. His large frame, his intelligence. Imagine hopping into his vehicle and seeing the house of a man he was, hoping he wasn't a killer psychopath and upon realizing that he indeed was a killer psychopath, knowing there was hardly a chance of fighting this guy off of you.

[@keithc1234]

it's amazing that we can consider this guy as brilliant.

[@shanh54]

Did a report on him years ago in Forensic Science. Very brilliant

[@carlosacosta1290]

Dude was 6’9” and was a killer?He was the wrong type of slasher🏀

[@RalseiDRsocoolWOW]

Very *nice* upload

[@kytsunman8592]

Love the background sounds

[@leeblanding]

This channel is better then 90%of the bs that they put on tv 🤞🏾

[@rodimus580]

“Sure is fascinating” it’s perverse to look up to even if highly intelligent such a sick and twisted person ending so many lives for no reason, other than to satisfy his demented ego/mind.

[@AlmightyxTalks]

I love this channel almost my favorite one

[@not_da2159]

That’s crazy i literally just got finished watching kempers story on that tv show where they interview serial killer

[@laina8553]

Another amazing video!

[@quasarsavage]

not the highest body count but the fact he outlived dahmer and john wayne gacy is telling that he got life and not killed in prison or the death penalty

[@zebimicio5204]

I don't think anyone want to face a killer who's way bigger than most other prisoners in his prison🤣

[@poeticpoison0]

Been waiting to See this since his episodes in mind hunter

[@zenmindstate110]

BIG ED! Really interesting Serial Killer. Very smart giant

[@donm5354]

6:49 "...Sorry for that.. I dropped my HEAD.... Sorry" ... Now how many people in a 2nd floor or higher rental apt will say that to their neighbor below them just for laughs??

[@AwokenEntertainment]

Wow.. the treatment he got from his mother literally made him a product of his environment.. and the fact that he was so intellectual - how sad

[@emmanuelmendonca3922]

So great that you turned this into a cartoon - just what the world needed 🤣

[@schizoalin]

Kemper is soooo fascinating

[@erikgislason2283]

love these shows.. hugs from sweden

[@universalfacts590]

The title is NICE

[@cristsan4171]

Dude end the suffering of everyone. Truly a hero of the world -Medal of American Hero

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel

[@robdixson196]

kinda hard to fly below the radar and not be noticed when you are 6'9.

[@TheRealCaptainFreedom]

Edmund Kemper is a fave. “Society is not ready in any shape or form for me. I can’t fault them for that.”

[@smokingthereefer92]

You gotta admit,if anything. This guy definitely had a mind on him. To be honest, it's a shame it couldn't go towards more knowledgeable things. But life is weird.

[@alexisknox7981]

We are pen pals since 2017. He doesn't like to talk to a lot of people. Very friendly guy, he send Christmas cards every year. Crazy how someone so charming can (have) been so brutal.

[@SuperEROQ]

A hero a model for all future serial killers... Pay attention... You can learn so much from Kemper

[@compatriot852]

To think what this man could have utilized his intelligence and physique if his mother hadn't treated so terribly as a child. It's also surprising that he probably would have gotten away if he didn't turn himself in

[@MrWhitewigga]

The kid at 1:16 isn’t Ed Kemper. This Is Luke Woodham, the Pearl High School shooter in 97'.

[@mysmirandam.6618]

I'm surprised this wasn't brought up along with anne frank in my psychology books growing up to exemplify nature vs. nurture.

[@rakeshgaddala2763]

"dadada dada da" that part impressive

[@Didyaknow811]

Thanks infographics! Though I'd read quite a bit on Kemper before this, I clicked this video. I'd been looking for something new on Netflix, now I've got it!

[@CatWith-AHat]

Mindhunter better come back for a season three.

[@rpNerd]

Love that y'all cleared up the misconception about that quote. They clearly had the wrong Ed when they attributed it to Gein, that man never had a date in his life.

[@dariselectricincorporated3226]

Any time the animated characters start screaming cracks me up

[@sambosmummy]

A messed up parent lead to this? What a shock!!!

[@Tuturial464]

I blame the mother for the creation of a monster from her own self issues

[@thecrownoffusion8420]

Ok... But still no excuse for what he did he could've just left her out of his life and start a new one elsewhere

[@rubyrayne8]

You don’t blame the serial killer?

[@manuelcalavera7272]

@@thecrownoffusion8420 You should try living under a psychotic neurotic family, you'll literally go crazy.

[@seananyanwu567]

@@rubyrayne8 his mom created a serial killer

[@lordjoey9505]

@@manuelcalavera7272, don't be an idiot. His sibling lived under the same roof and didn't commit the same crimes her mentally ill brother did.

[@vertexedits1806]

finally my boy Edmund getting some recognition

[@archtroll]

This guy is detailed in the book Mindhunter along with a bunch of other psychopaths and serial killers. Great book really disheartening but it's good knowledge.